Welcome to Peru.
I am now in Trujillo, almost to Lima. This sign was just past the border. 
Welcome to my new home on the beach
Boat building 101, I wish I had the time to learn how to build a boat like this
Another one of my friends along the road
The 77 year old travelling from Chile to Ecuador
This couple has been on the road for over 4 years and travelled most of the world
Luckily there was a road around this one. It would be hard to jump
The sky from my tent at night
A windmill picture from my father This windmill was in bad shape like the one on our ranch
Mangos I found when I camped for the night
My wonderful feet, God bless Chacos 
Enter of the Dunes
What a road and what wind 
Camping for the night, no need for a tent in the desert, no bugs and no rain!
4 comments:
The pictures are amazing. Wow what an amazing journey...no day is ever the same. Consider yourself very blessed!
I just read your article in the Edmond Outlook. I've never met you but that story absolutely inspired me. It sounds like you are really finding what makes you come alive. That is the way life is meant to be lived! I have to admit I'm jealous, but who knows, maybe I'll do something equally amazing someday. Your photography is incredible as well. Thanks for daring to live to the extreme and for sharing it with us so that we can be inspired.
I hope it isn't weird that I'm reading this even though I don't know you.
Justin-
My dad was born in Trujillo, Peru.
Hope you are enjoying your trip through that beautiful country. Your photography is great.
I'm praying for you you-
Andy
Glad to see you made it out of the desert to more colorful scenery.
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